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now this is what I call the moon
the one that rises up the fall
in silent trickles and holy glisters
this moon here lures me and all
gradually it flies across the land
singing a lullaby for earth and the sky
the music soothes, draws me to you
I so wish you were just a bit nigh
as if by magic my prayers answered
you stream through my window, pure and white
this light is my savior, I sleep in your arms
peacefully I curl in the embracing night
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Oh the endless meanings that can be drawn from this poem. Another beautiful creation :)
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of the moon singing a lullaby.
ReplyDeleteThank You Anne :-)
DeleteAah how beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks :-)
DeleteBeautiful and tender.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful imagination :) Loved the flow..
ReplyDeleteThanks Sonia :-)
DeleteThis is incredible Amrit. The romanticism of the moon is a beautiful thing. I think it lures the true romantics into it's spell. And that is a beautiful place to be.
ReplyDeleteThank You Keith :-)
DeleteThe moon image in your post is truly incredible ( love it) and your poem did justice to it.
ReplyDeleteI like that final line, very nice.
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DeleteA very beautiful poem. Loved it! :)
ReplyDeleteThis moonlight lullaby is very soothing...
ReplyDeleteThank You Reshma :-)
DeleteMAGICAL..I want the night to arrive soon now!
ReplyDeleteIt will :-)
DeleteSo simple yet so magical. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Pooja :-)
DeleteTender and lovely poem!
ReplyDeleteThank You Ayala :-)
DeleteVery sweet and cute poem ! good night!!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot :-)
DeleteA beautiful poem!
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DeleteBeautiful poem and I love that magical picture you included!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy :-)
DeleteAwesome poem expressed so beautifully:)
ReplyDeleteThank You Vishal :-)
DeleteBeautiful expressed
ReplyDeleteThanks Sanjay :-)
DeleteThanks Jyotsna :-)
ReplyDeleteI can feel your connection and love for moon ☾ Beautiful expressed poem!
ReplyDeleteThank You Valli :-)
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